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May 11-17, 2020

• Early assistance is pending for The Gabriel, a 121-unit apartment building planned at 6825 S.W. 45th Ave. The building would consist of four levels of wood-framed construction over one level of concrete. The applicant is Armin Quilici of Quilici Architecture & Design Inc., and the owner is Gabriel 45 LLC, which is registered to developer Jim Winkler.

• Early assistance is sought for the addition of four residential units to an existing fourplex apartment building at 2417 N.E. Glisan St. The two-story building contains an unfinished attic and basement, which would both be converted to living space. The applicant is Melynda Retallack of Ink:Built Design, and the owner is Turk Investments LLC of Norco, California.

• Early assistance is sought for the redevelopment of Portland Community College property at 5600 N.E. 42nd Ave. The approximately 2.92-acre site currently contains surface parking and a pair of single-story buildings holding the college’s Metropolitan Workforce Training Center. The buildings would be demolished and replaced with a new multistory Metro Center on the site’s west side, and new affordable multifamily housing on the east side. The project will be funded by a $185 million bond passed by voters in 2017. The applicant is Rebecca Ocken of owner Portland Community College.

• A pre-application conference is pending for the conversion of the 51,000-square-foot historic Anna Lewis Mann House at 1021 N.E. 33rd Ave. into an affordable housing complex. The project would include a 36,000-square-foot addition; a 32,000-square-foot stand-alone building is planned for a future phase. The applicant is Keith Daily of Emerick Architects, and the owner is The Movement Center Inc.

• A pre-application conference is sought for construction of a grocery story on a full block at 1500 N.E. Sandy Blvd. The site consists of three tax lots totaling approximately 29,000 square feet, including the former Bleeg Motors car lot, a single-family residence and a commercial building currently housing an HVAC supply business. The new development would consist of 16,000 leasable square feet, including 12,500 square feet designated for a specialty grocer. It would consist of one level of below-grade parking with 97 parking stalls. According to the application, the area has gained a significant number of new apartment units and lacks a local grocery store; the development would eliminate a significant number of local automobile trips on Northeast Sandy Boulevard. The applicant is Gary Schoeppner of Palos Verdes, California-based Cunningham Development Company Inc., and the owners are the Stephen W. Puschman Trust of San Diego and the Virginia L. Bleeg Estate and Trust under the will of Charles H. Bleeg.

• A Type II design review is sought for the core-and-shell renovation of a 5,483-square-foot shop/garage building at 3334 N. Williams Ave. The scope of work includes seismic upgrades, building services upgrade and new energy code compliance; exterior improvements will include a new roof and parapets, storefront glazing and overhead sectional doors. The applicant is Jason Bolt of Jones Architecture, and the owner is Will & Ivy LLC.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services